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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-25
ged under a mistaken impression that

aged under mistaken impression that
il caused aswaste of time, or induced
tastes and habits which disqualified the
yonng from forming business habits. y
This is great mistake. All practical
arts, however small, induce habits of
patience, industry, and self-control.
They form habits Of thinking: for as
men have composed books while max
ing shoes, SO others can not help pursu-'
ing trains of thought while carving,
basket-making, or setting beads. And
IT Is gradually being found out and rec
ognized that hand-work of any kind,
but more especially that which inter-
ests us, develops the constructive fac
nlties; that is to say, makes us apt with
the fingers, and quicker at perceiving
anything, or at inventing or finding
out the ways and means to make or do
anything.
From this point Of view. even setting
beads and inlaying with wire may have
their good effects as moral dicipline. -
Charles q. Leland, IN "Bead and Hin
MlaWng," 50. Nicholas for July.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-25

The Hnronite, to the measure Of its
abilities. proposes to make
war on that unconstitutional. purely
usurpation, known as "Dako-
Ia government" administered by a
swarm Of carpet-baggers sent out by
the administration at Washington. For
the United States it has the profound-
est respect, and Its rightful representa-
tives are as entitled to respect here as
in any state in the Union: but the un-
warranted, tyrannical system OF con.
gressional and presidential control of
the local affairs Of great state, like
Dakota. we profoundly hate, and We
cannot be expected 10 haye'very tender
regard for its tools, who are sent out
here to lord 1T over the people. The
carpet-bagger must go- sometime
Huw0ai!c.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-25
Tire appOItiunment for slch convention Is
20 he "a fnllnWS.

The objects OF this convention are TO pro-
vide for a thorough and vigorous CANVASS of
sonth Dakota before the next election, for
the purpose of bringing out as strong a
vote as possible in favor of division, and TO
transact such otner business as TO the conven-
tion may seem proper.
counties in south Dakota, this conference
names the following gentlemen. as county
chairnen TO organize the necessary county
Aurora, HF. Fellows, Plankinton.
Beadle. j.. w. Crofoot, Huron.
Bon Hommn. Daniel Wilcox, Running Water,
RroukingS, IA. :. Murphy, Ekton.
Brown, John IA. Drake. Aberdeen.
Brulc, John Strubc, Chamberlain.
Campbell, Frank Alexander, La Grace.
Charles Mix, a. n. Lucas, Castalia.
Clark. s. III. Erod, Clark.
Clay. %. &. Shull, VeFmillion.
Codington, !, =. Phillips. Waterfowl
DAWSON. A. i. Hitchcock, Mitchell.
Day, j. G. Adams, Webster.
Deuel.. A. a, Harklns, Gary.
Douglas, y, l.. Cocque. Harrison.
Faull1 A. Lawrence. Fauikton.
Fall River. nr. stewart Hot Springs.
Grant, A. u. Smedley. Milbank.
Hamiin. q. w. Pierce, Castlewood.
Hand, A. -. Hill, Miller.
Hanson. a. J. Parshall. Alexander.
Hutchinson. &. Bucchler. Freeman.
Hyde. c. II. Price, Htghmore.
Jerauld, =. r. Huntcy. washington Springs.
Kingsbury. j. II. Carroll, De sinet.
Lake, IL. j. Patterson, Madison.
Lawrence, y. s. Washabauch. Deadwood.
Liseoln, j. w. Taylor. Carton.
McCook, r. n. Commit, Bridgewatcr.
Miner, :. III. Bronson, Howard
Minnchqha, X. II. Pettigrew, Sioux Falls.
Moody, John Hobart, Egan.
Pennington, j. W. Fowler. Rapid City.
Potter. DIR. w. G. stone.
Roberts H. y. Drake, Wilmot.
Sanhorn. e. ID, kanouse, Woonsoocket.
Sphinx. n. w. Foster Frankfort.
Union, Y. e. ERICKSON. blk Point.
Yankton, l., u. French, Yanlktop.
Tho qualifications for voting NJ the primary
and county meetings shall be that tho persons
so voting must he known. unqualified and
thorough friends OF division; aud all friends
OF division irrespective OF party are invited 10
participate,
This conference invites the serious attention
OF the people Of Dakota To the fact that this
expression of the VIII ~ the people of Dakota
upon this grave and important question, VIII
probably he decisive In It's results II Is
thought by many well advised persons that
tho next congress viii seriously take mp
the question OF the division and admission OF
Dakota.
A decided and unmistakabIe expression of
a large majority OF the people OF Dakota,
whose right il is 10 decide this matter. in favor
division, viii doubtless exercise a strong and
immediate influence upon the action OF con-
gfcss.
Therefore we most respectfully call upon
all friends Of division to unite, both in sending
strong delegations from each county 10 the
largest possible vote in the county In favor OF
division.
This is critical moment In the fortunes of
Dakota Let her people he united and earnest.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-25
THE DICTIONARY IN SCHOOL.

One Of the most important factors in
our educational matters is the diction-
airy, which certainly ought to be the
central figure with text books grouped
dependently about, and yet so often Is
used as an ornamental supernumerary
OF the school paraphernalia. This must
be otherwise IL We keep the reputation,
already acknowledged, OF beng with
out distinct sectional dialects, which
are so prevalent among the European
countries. 1t devolves upon us as
teachers to aid the growth Of the uni
formity Of our language, and to do this
the dictionary must be in constant req
uisition to check errors in their In
fancy.
A question frequently proproundel
at tescAers' institutesis, sAt what age
can pupils be expected to make use Of
q dictionary" II I may be allowed 10
answer it would say emphatically,
when lie enters the school. BY this 1
do not mean that the members of the
char. class shouN undertake TO gain
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-25
DAKOTA DIVISION.
Call for a Convention OF The Friends
Of Division in South
Dakota.

At meeting OF the friends OF division held
in Huron, on the 7th day OF June, 1887, ID was
resolved that IL IL desirable, I'm view OF the
election on the question of division provided
for, by n law OF the last legislature, that the
friends OF division in both North aud South
Dakota should he invited TO organize them
selves thoroughly ana to cooperate in har
mouy 10 obtain as large an expression as pos
upon the question Of division, at the next cleo
tion.
Therefore for the purpose OF effectinR such
organization and taking such other measures
as they may deem proper, with reference 90
efrecting division, we. the undersigned friends
or division. hereby call upon the friends OF di-
vision In South Dakota. without distinction of
upon Thursday, the ith day of July, 1887, aud
eloct delegates 10 u convention of the friends
81 division, 20 be held at the city OF Huron. on
IN.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-25
The Minor Arts.

No industry or art can DO regarded as
trifiing when poor person can make a
living by it, or when any number OF
people. CID or young, find in II au1use-
ment, relaxation, or instruction. have
known many families In which the
practice Of the minor arts was discour-
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-25
Dakota Division.

Call for the election OF delegates TO the South
Dakota Convention to be held In the city Of
Huron on July l3 lSS7.
The following gentlemen are hereby appoint
ed as township chairmcn to call, organize and
hold caucuses in their respective townships
for the selection OF delegates 10 constitute the
Kingsbury county delegation and 10 attcLd
the above convention. and II is suggested that
such caucuscs be held on Thursday, the sth
day OF July, 1881:
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-25
COLUMN,
@. ELoErHA MAsrrns. Manager.
". Louise COOLEY, Assistant Ma

This Column Is conducted by the teachers OF
Kingsbury county IN the interest Of education.
All are invited 20 contribute either original or
selected articles. All commentators should
be addressed 10 the Manager.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-25
J. Ii. CARROLL, President. p. LAWRENCE, Cashier.
TTIE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF DE sMET. DAK.
RRANSACIS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
NEGOTIATES FARM LOANS ON MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS. CAN GIVE PRIVILEGE OF PAYING BE
FORE MATURITY, OR BY INSTALLMENTS.
TI1s- S-ocE1-oLDEES-
Al ,hardwa Ar
Bank /. hngton.
G.
nD,cip
LInE oF SrocENoLpEEs.

Baxter, Jno. N. Pres. Merchants National
Bank, Rutlan 1. Vt.
Bradley, g. c., druggist, De Smet.
Carroll, j. II president, De Smet.
Carroll, Sara r., DE Smet.
Carroll, w. N, De Smct,
Carroll. Lizzie A., New Hampton, iowa.
Carroll. 4. L., lumber dealer. Wauliou. Iowa.
Cole, II. c., capitalist, Wallingford. VT.
Dovan, Irene. De Smet.
Dorr c. d., supt. Miss. & Rum River Boom
Co.
linus. Ellen j.. De Smet.
Lawrence, Philip, cashier, De Smet.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

MANIFESTATIONS BY A YOUNG MtN
" OF good habits in good printing Office. An
good composition, have had experience editing
end am not afraid of work. Address Printer.
care Telegram Herald 23S
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
Situations W0Iited--MGle.

yVANTED-AT 2o4 oTTAwA-sT. A GOOD GIRL
" 10 do general housework. 227
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
GoING 80 On -.

TIE truly good Democratic papers q
Rostcu are gong back on Mayor q OBETES
for his lsck Of dignity in playing bis part
n The SUbIIvAs reeeption. Itvill usvsr
do 20 lst the country at large sapposs
tbst the nodsrn Athens officially COM
tsuances such csrBal-snd tsrnsl-
things a. sl1x<srs. Ne. OBRizS must
b. a good man and maintain she dignity
~ tbe ~Rostou % ths WDTsRoFs snd the
Puritans" This burden may bs hssvy.
fcr the Mayer has 70 carry most of il
alone While ths rsst q The population
soes b he slugTing matches. bus then.
What = Mayor sor bat 70 preserve she
dirnity of taa eilyf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

The Msrqustts Aisiaz Journal sx-
pIsinE. ca tbe authority & a nsn pr0mi-
neut IN ihe local management q the Lake
Superior Iron Company. thss TIE reason
that compsny iees not At oncs procsed
- dsvslop ihe zoisf frd recently discov-
sr-d = tbsk TIA companv u authorized 70
sxplore tsr. mine snd SCI iruD ora snly.
and hence mist ee authorised g % 80
hefrre 4 can srgsze in any ether entsr.
Prise. Furthsrrnors y Is ssid TIE East
srn stockholders sre skepticai stuus the
existsnce a gold The Journal q ss-
sursd. bcwsver. that tae gold mine vii
seen - 5svsleeesi whether II be by the
LAKE Supsr,eE Ccupauy OK another dis-
srcs fron q
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Bers-Hsnd picked 81 7ssI 50 per oushel
bCLtcr-L airy % c. -
Ckeese-state &c: New York. full cream. loc.
Clover Seeds oosD& - per busnel.
Dried fruits-Apples, eyaporAted. l+ai.c per
pound. quarters eG5c Per pOuna, cnel.ie7'
iS@lsc per pound: peaches, 13@lsc per pouna
Fsssa Mssts- Dressed hogsss Goa 6 80 per cwt.
mutton s. oo85 90. veal > OOsso sV' beer - e0'S
Gfsin-whest Sewclawson 7Oc;fL&ncss'sr &c.
OsS, 0GS1c. Rye. ts95Oc- Corn. f-ss iSc- bar
hites-Green S5ssssc: par. cured s15e7c: cured
7S7i.c, calf skins, 70 Il pouncs, sc; ZIP LIN
gTeen. 7c; cured 9ioc. dekin SKINS 2oes5Dc each
sheep pelts. eOcesl, wool BENG estlmAle" a. 30
H6rsv~sa1rc: strained. 67sc
Hsy-Timothy sl26GlI per ton; clover slog II;
new timothy. ssesl1. Bsiec, slo -
PoulTry-Turkeys dressed. iOGi2c; ducks i-S
DE. fowls llui21sc
rotafoes-7jereOe.
straw-S5 per ton: ss95 ooper LOAD
Tsilow-23<3Zt4c per 10. ,
vool-vssaes. ia SIC; unwssned one-third OF
wood-Bioc. stove wood 81 5oe2 per cord: four
Coz wood s495 % per cord
Groceries and Prowisions-wholesae ..
s1ssrs-Cut loaf &C, grannlated. 6s.c; "A % . I
9slsc. Extra C" s. a. C, Yellow @ 4t>essc-
CoHee--Green Rio % esIsc: Rio. roasted, 1oaSc;
eaioo roasted. 2os21c; Mexican. roasted. l1es2sc
Teas-Jap@n, the, s5S94oc. Japan, medium. q
Soc, ordinary. iss2oc; Hyson. s)to5oc; gI1npowcer
Four-ta ~ per cst: s4 25 per bhl.: patent pro
cess $50 per cSFt, s. > per bol.: al wheat no1;
~ per cvL, $40 per oDl-, ouckWhest, s-'-Ss
20 Per cvt -
MAJ Feed Screenings. yi3 per tons bran. 80
| shiF<. fl6. middiings. sl5tsl6 %
Feed-COrn and Oars, 1s9ia
| Kerosene Oil-Michlgan Iest sSc per gailon
| water waite. t1,. &C.
6seolius-i1 &c Per gallon
/ seesls-( over 81 slsa5.o0. timothy. s25&2jl
| Michigan. 15c, Eastern. @e-
| Fish-NO. white fsh. g.. - per hat Dol, oti.e
grades. N00a5.50 per half bol.. trout, So-foi CO.
sat sc per 10. clans g. GO per hu1dfed, csnhet
oysfsrs. selects rssssac. smoked halibut, 2 bl-o
| PORK IN barrels--Aess PORK, Chscago pse .ei
81 5oaI600. extra short cut, sl&5o; standsr'
1 clear back. 81 %. -
4 LarI-TierceS. &C. % and 50 o. tubs. 't-c. -
/ 10 round tins 100 cases, &c. IN tln pails, t5sce
i - ...,.
| Beef n barreis-Extfa mess, warranted ~ Aos
4 g. 10sa9 20 extra. boueiesS, SO %
/ Rufferius Dairy Eolid packed. f1c; roiis an
prints isc crsAmsry, solid. i5c. rolls snd prlnis
lfcs extra creamery, packed. &C; rolls ano pfinis
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
Wdnted-B0drd.


yUANTED-To RENT A SMALL HOUSE WITH
W modern improvements for family of Two,
centrally located would prefer one partly furn-
shed NJ. BOX ,. Telegram Herald
yVANTED- A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SMALL
w family. ASdres. IL. X. H.. Box !. Tele gram
Herald 2Z7f
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
Miscellaneous.

w and mason work On small ho1isex Spetif-
cations and pans can be fouad at * Mosrosst.
Falen A Heroid- -
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

NALL AND SEE THE WRITTEN ENDORSE.
Y tons of young ladies and zen who have found
valuable situations through the Grand Jnios En-
ployment Bureau, Rooms and s, Pierce block.
227
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

TAE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
In ,hs Kentucky Legislature OF lSSo
the Democrats had thirty-6ys members
~ the Senate aud seventy nine members
Of the House. In ths Legislature OF
fsS7 they vill have have, sccHrdlng to
the Louisville C0trisr-JostrHai reports.
tairsy-ous members q the Ssnsse snd
seventy members OF ths House. loss ot
thirteen on Joint ballot The Repubh-
cans bsd ia The lsst LeZisissurs three
msubers Ia tbs Senate and twenty IL
he House. In the next Legislature the
Democratic figures give he Republicans
seven members Of The Senate snd sws3ty-
six members Of the House. $ gain loi
ten on jcint ballot
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Ms CLxvnASD 10 evidently rapidly
pre-smpsing the territory that WAS sup
pcssd 10 belong to BLAINE. In personal
magnslism" BLAINE viii have rival IN
the nexs campaign whom be did not have
10 meet ia lSSt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Thsrs ought now 20 be no doubt IN the
mind Of any one that the Cable Road
Company means Business The fran
cniss OF this company gives Is right of
way through Laks-svs. A iine OF cars
through I.aks-sva viii accommodate the
residents who would be accommodated
By hns ap Cherry-sk. leaving no need
cor a line up the latter street.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Jar GorLD Is. thus early IN bis career
a. a fashsr-in-lss, made the happy re-
eipisnt Of the title Of grandpa" Every
body viii hope that the grandson VIII
erow m 10 Do a more esteemed citizen
than the grandfather Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

The RspublicaDs Of Virginia bad one
O, the bsst reasons possible for dscidin2
not to adopt plstform. Thsy couldn't
ind any principles ca which they dn-
fered from the Dsmocrsts Both parties
want protection and both want the
fFf,aa
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

II may a. well bs remarked. perhaps
that the brilliant display OF mstecrs
u-omissd ior last Wednesday nighi didn't
rastsoralze.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

AL UEluf osilt fAtff rNuHa4
A local syelslt leHfes Grand Bsnids 81 ~ flp
N cerrvine PASSENGER far a. kslsusEee. -
Through tickets " 81 loiris snc berfhs in siefP-
ing cosches can hc secured ai unloo Iickn Once
- Mcnrnc ST.. and a. der1a
= "a NfKArNfF. Gen Ag :
&C. ". Brs-fo~. 'ifs Ticsof hreat
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Two brothers at Hart get along SO well
toxether that one has brought En action
against the other tor $1,000 damages, by
rssscn OF licking hs got. Evidently
these Two brothers st Hart are not two
brothers as hsart--Dstfott Journal.
No, they are brothers in law.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

1Dsff. Surcas tfof t'tcd- ia q
PASSENGERS lsting TIRE si M cxpress make
ronnectiss. n Dctf0il f0r NcN t0fk.-NlF1t cn-
pres hx se-sping car from Dctroi, a. brsnd
fsp.of. Only Hns running Limited frprese ieav.
m here ~ = % . M wi'h ioffof nfT to Detroit.
making firoci connection fof ei po.u's bssl ar
r1virx ~ hes YORK 81 81 m fhf iicst efsn.
ing.-Ih1oQRt iickef . tture'i ~ ~ a. ~. a II
once. Sweets t1lri. sDu st crfea
las. - ffasIf. tlff Pass Az
Gro b. BEErsS Tr4f,e Manager Ca.asxo
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

The energetic manner "A which ins
HydrsnAe Company = doing rs work IN
yutting down rs mains is credit to thar
conpsny.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

There 10 10 record OF Mr.. BLAINE 5 hsv-
iax kiassd ths Barney stone while On me
EEnsrald Isle. We suspect tnsrs II q
hitls wsli-concealsd jealousy between
BLArNs and the Blarney stone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

MoosxY, The dynamissr, probably nnds
an American insane asylum more dssira-
ole a. place Of residences than An Ing
lab prison.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

The starvation IN Labrador seems 70
be szpsrisnesd principally - 'ns news
pspsr correspondents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

sDaiiT fDsifv txcefd ,uu1sr
foanecf Iffs.al Vie a. COS ft ritn
Nicbiean euirs rud 6fend hsri1f q ll1iaDa
FsiircrSs Hth NE d 81 > - Hrtrt-
ion, Eanrors siamst ere. ar 9i..t - thi-
fsra A eurfh vceterf - p BID.
Ger rn~s pse rickf fg't ksffrf fe. ficn
A. fzsoF cen 81pl- Hsf91cite. tica
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Daily. All oiters c1ocfa cuaoay.
eisepinf cars Iln on Pacific Gn1 AuHnl- IA
ITess 90 snd fr0n ltf oil fsriof cars "a On
Day txpfess anc Grand RAPIDS tsirrfs o. aud
ION Detroit --Dlrcct conuSllioat mh1t e. ne.
tscii with al through trains ensf glrbrts 0u sss
a. Onion T4crei ofiae 6 M0nfoesi EDo Al tntoa
ocpot.
j.. ". JOHNSTON Mica Pa~ hgt ri N0Hros =.
Cuts NORRIS cen Azt 81 M9nroosA
q. " Rvc0Lks. q r. sad } A Cn.cse1
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Great railroads which the Government
aids should not engage IN transactions
which they are ashamed ID have made
oublic. Mr.. STANFORD should CONS
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Fellow cltizsns. II you are determined
tc ssnd the omaibus petitions to The
President. put q head on them before
shsy ara ssnt that VIII not disgrace The
city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

OH rlssfoE I'll BtiIre ft<1 Bal
.sss sss% sm. 80
Sc. ifs-es ai. hoifs a. Traverse It's iof Ess.
Hey 81 - =. re srd s4l D. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

The ChicsRo 4 Alton bsdwav b. lie tnsst
equipped. the fszicf. sa4 rioH lli &c r3ut Ion
Chiceeo 70 "a !. fs'- saa Kansas Hf-
.atfft. A.. .... ...E
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
10 PER CENT OFF

Come and see them soon.
They will last onlya short
time.
To reduce my stock I will
for a short time give dis
count of 10 per cent OF on
Hammock supporters and
Chairs. Camp-Chalrs, Cot Beds
and large Umbrellas.
Awnings and Tents made to
order. Tents to rent.
Cz = a. COYE
Over - Cana1-zt-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Ice Cr-su, Socisi snd entertainment ziTea
hv ne ladies' Society of B. Of I r Al
kirxustts Hat south riiVls1az- g..
NeaneSda7 evening. A2zsst -. Ms
Cara Wkesier. elscGticnist VII axe part
II the entertainment. Admission free-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

, elcr1t On q lk-s II : ~
- =
he sts green c1cilnceTs
They made him asite Sex,
Bat as took = lew Pellets
That cured him right qs6k.
An easier Dhvsie
Neu never VII 51d
Tbsu Pierce's small Peiiets
E5e Purzsfirs Kind
Small BAT precious. ; cents per vial.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

Anything or everything in the
line of special furniture, inside
finish of house, Office or store,
wood mantels, and contract
workof any kind made to order
on short notice and in the best
manner out of thoroughly dried
lumber ofany kind. Designs fur
nished when desired.
Wolverine Chair Factory,
w. E. Pearl-st, bridge
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18
-1sssrttg
RtSht hsse!
THESE COLUMNS ARE
READ AS THOROUGHLY AS
ANY PART OF THE PAPER.

Situations Wanted are TAX
en AZ one halt the rate IN the
following table.
Everything always payable In
advance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

CoR sALE--HoUsE on JEFFERsON-AvE
4 near Highland, 81 500 Small payment
down, TaggarE Denison, IS Lyon-st- i5ki
TOR sALE--s0 ACRES wlTH TWO BARNS J,
X acres improved. - miles north Oh @ X & | X
r, only one mite from Pierson Village. Mont CAIN
Go, $780, One third down balance on time -
suit, or viii exchange for city property. N. l.
swift Is Canal-sI lf>lf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

A YOUNG NAN. GOOD PENMAN AND ACTIVE,
n wants a situation in wholesale store or office;
no snap expected. references furnished. Address
John H., Box 5, Telegram Herald. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

- feand sy disfdisx the s4nabes of
words sy seven AEy p<rt ef lise eeastea
ss s2s full liAss
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

I TNCOE.N HOr - - SPRING sT.-BES7 q
l. ssT hoflSe n &srn Esn- fxeei 3ent hssv1 s1f
risEie roou e - rei woek. clsT fre g 81 ss1a
Eess - a Efee. -,ffef bone rev. ef5ec ur
nesF nf1roe 81. - ne > so3ess 2 aozse<. = 2
1znr4S eaareh - sr1 thease-s FsrT7cssssf s1tse-
trss 9~er - ~ eozsfaTt sod waaft r tx1zsxe-es
sro ne gsea6s ~ saifiers - oo1se - vfst re
Bows- A ~. Sgsi4vsa- FroF-1ssor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-18

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
| ONE OF The BOSTON MOB
TAUGHT A SEVERE LESSON BY
THE JUDGE
or the City Court-The Militia Still
Under Arms ut Cambridge
Stove MOulders.

Pos ON, MAsJ., February 22.-PAt.
rick Carroll. pleasant, good looking
young man, was srraigned in the
Cambridge Municipal Court yesterday
on charge OF throwing stones at 9
Cambridge horse car during the riot
OF Sunday evening.
81 am guilty, Judge" raid he; "but
/ was drunk and did not know what
/ was doing"
"And have pity on me and bis
babies" cried Mrs. Carroll. He il
all there is bstween me and the poor
house."
Ia pronouncing sentence, Judge
circuit eai III there is one thing
which has been settled in the crimi-
nal courts Of the country, it is that
drunkenness is no excuse for crime.
A man is Just ss liable for a crime
committed when drunk as while
tober, althou IN the fact OF bis con-
dition may sometimes weigh in miti-
cation Of sentence. In this case,
however, it might have been an as
sault with intent to kill. The man
who thro We a stone of the sizs that
this man did at car in which were
many passengers, ladies and
children, and might have caus I'D
death, may fairly be called
guilty of an assault with intent to kill.
Although the result does not turn out
to be so serious, it is the same offeDss.
1t is a eerious one and should be
punished severely. 1t has come to a
pretty pass that people in a civilized
country cannot travel 10 railroad cars
without running the risk OF an attack
OF this kind. In this cas- / propose to
impose sentence that the defendant
will remember, and one which will be
a Lesson to Others who may have an
idea OF committing like crime. Car
roll was sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment at the house of correction.